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By DAN LOWREY

Rappahannock News Staff Writer >

Is “Waterfield” the answer to handling'Fauquier County’s growth into the next century?

Neotraditionalists might argue that such high-density, mixed-use developments are the most environmentally and socially responsible way. Critics, meanwhile, charge that the new architectural movement is selling something it can’t deliver and is simply a new form of urban sprawl.

Just south of Fredericksburg in Caroline County, a “classic American small town” concept has tested the limits of the debate.

Located on the Rappahannock River, 60 miles south of Washington D.C., “Haymount” is being billed as a town of more than 4,000 houses on

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